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problem creating focus area list

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I'm busy creating a focus area list. This is what I got for my personal life:

- spiritual growth
- mental growth
- personal growth
- adventure / relaxation
- health
- musical expression
- creative expression
- personal finance

ok untill here. Now comes the problem part. Professionally I'm at a job that generally I f***ing hate. Since I'm creative I've tinkered out some products, services which I want to offer in a company of my own. I want to do this first as a side profession and then if I have enough turnover I will quit my current job.

I have no idea how I can put this into "areas of focus" words.
 
dottorenova;50946 said:
I have no idea how I can put this into "areas of focus" words.

Here are a few ideas (take them as-is or use them to help your own brainstorming):

-business
-entrepreneurship
-product development
-marketing
-moonlighting
-side jobs
-professional development
-make Richard Branson look like a hack
-a company of my own
 
jknecht;50949 said:
Here are a few ideas (take them as-is or use them to help your own brainstorming):

-business
-entrepreneurship
-product development
-marketing
-moonlighting
-side jobs
-professional development
-make Richard Branson look like a hack
-a company of my own

thanks. I don't know why but I like the
"make Richard Branson look like a hack" focus.
 
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